This work's architect's tendency to avoid high attic spaces and dormers for ventilation required him to use interior ceiling grilles and exterior cave vents for air circulation. It was influenced by a work alternatively known
This work's architect's tendency to avoid high attic spaces and dormers for ventilation required him to use interior ceiling grilles and exterior cave vents for air circulation. It was influenced by a work alternatively known as "The Ship." As is with all of its architect's works of a similar style, its architect designed all of the light fixtures of this location, and it includes a billiards and children's playroom at opposite sides. It is located across the street from a work designed by (*) Rafael Viñoly. Additionally, it is essentially composed of two parallel rectangles, and its third floor is known as its "belvedere". Influenced by its architect's earlier Ferdinand F. Tomek House and its architect's final Prairie school house, this is, for 10 points, which location at 5757 South Woodlawn Avenue, located in Hyde Park and designed by Frank Lloyd Wright?
This work's architect's tendency to avoid high attic spaces and dormers for ventilation required him to use interior ceiling grilles and exterior cave vents for air circulation.
The {Frederick C. Robie} House